Free Weezy

It seem’s like Lil Wayne has been rocking an Orange Jumper and chilling behind bars for ever, but his long 8 months is finally over. Lil Wayne is set to be released from jail early tomorrow morning and heading right into the studio. Here’s a breakdown of what he has accomplished while he has been in the pen. More After The Jump!!
1. He released “I Am Not A Human Being” which went onto the number one spot on the U.S. Billboard spot.
2. He started a blog, WEEZYTHANXYOU. to show his support to all his fans.
3. President Obama admitted Jay-Z is not the only one on his Ipod, Lil Wayne is to!
4. He appeared in music videos for Eminem, Drake, and himself.
5. He finished writing all of “The Carter 4″
He is now ready to come back and truly be, “The Best Rapper Alive”

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Lil Wayne Out Of Jail

Lil Wayne Release Date: When Does Lil Wayne Get Out Of Jail?  – Lil Wayne will be a free man on Thursday, November 4th , 2010 after spending 8 months in jail. The rapper who was sentenced to Rikers Island in New York for weapons possession will be out of a prison just as Atlanta based artist T.I. goes back in the slammers.

Lil Wayne whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. will be coming back home to a huge party put together by the Members of Cash Money Records and Young Money Entertainment that will surely have the internet buzzing.

Mack Maine confirmed to MTV News that one of the numerous parties thrown in the honor of the artist will be held in Miami. He said:


“It’s gonna be crazy. We have a private party first and then we going to King of Diamonds after, which is a strip club. It’s going to be crazy, it’s going to be real elegant, extravagant, we gonna party like when Frank came home, like [the movie] ‘King of New York.It should be a lot of beautiful women, just … beautiful scenery. Just treat him like a king, like the royalty that he is and make him feel like we really missed him and welcome him back to the family, basically.”

Despite being incarcerated for several months, Wayne has been keeping in touch with his fans (including Former President Bill Clinton) via songs, letters, videos and collabos with other singers.

We are certain that the rapper will share his prison experience on an upcoming CD.

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